I have to say goodbye...attempting recovery.

I can't really be lurking around this section of HF anymore...it will only be triggering. It's taken me over a year to realize that I'm beyond out of control with drug use. A series of recent, disturbing events has been a slap in the face.
I'm starting NA on Friday (at least I hope I don't chicken out).

I'll still be around HF, just not here.
Play safe everyone.
Peace,
Cat

 

Good luck!

 

be safe, sorry you lost control. Wish you the best recovery.

 

???

why is that

unless ur addicted u dont need NA

dont goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo =/

 

It sounds like she's at least a little addicted. Hence the fact that she's let it get out of control. And even if it's not full-out addiction, it's obvious that being around here is triggering urges and everything.

It's for her own good.

 

good luck babe

 

good for you for acting as soon as you had the conclussion. hope to not see you for a while

 

As I forgot to say in my post, I wish you the best of luck in your recovery. If you ever need anything, let me know.

 

Say hi to Bill W. for me!

 

thanks everyone <3

 

Good for you for acknowledging your problem and taking action.

However, NA may not be for you. Realize that there are many ways in which to recover, and a program is just one of those ways.

 

Thanks.
That's true and I've considered that but it can't hurt to try I guess.
We'll see.

 

I know nothing about NA. Is it much like AA?

 

Yeah, it was created off the same basis. They have a lot of "fill in the blank" Anonymous now. NA is Narcotics Anonymous.

 

Ive been to MA. I was forced to go when i smoked in my school bathroom. MA what a joke.

 

BAAHAHHAHAAH dude thats funny

 

Definitely won't hurt to try. Just remember that if NA is not your thing, there are other ways to quit too. Good luck!

 

yeah sometimes i wish i wouldnt have started experimenting with shit. i dont wanna be a life-long experiment when i do finally die. . .

 

better sooner than later.

 

best wishes, good luck with your recovery. may you come out strong.